Can anyone ID this old angle grinder?

[Major Ramifications]

I bought this with a bunch of other tools, the seller said it was an old Black and Decker, but I wanted to be sure before I put it on Craigslist. The data plate is gone.
Does anyone know?

 

[michaelf]

black and decker

 

[jbaccell]

+1 for Black and Decker.....

 

[Leoruiz]

Crusty old B&D. Toss some brushes in it and it'll go another 50 years.

 

[Major Ramifications]

Thanks guys.
I had no reason to doubt the guy, but I don't want to misrepresent something when I sell it. I'll post it on Craigslist and see if anyone is interested.

 

[Dougfr]

I used these in the US Navy as a ship-fitter. Also been used in the shipyards for many years - primarily to bevel edge of steel plate to prep for welding. They were Black & Decker tools. Heavy duty!


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Dougfr2

 

[rustyjames]

No doubt B&D, I have a couple of them and a buffer. Those things are a beast and never wear out. I've changed switches but never brushes in them.

 

[MagnumForce]

Straight out of a horror movie. How much does that thing weigh?

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[Ironhorse74]

Me too on the B&D. They never die.

Brad

 

[rustyjames]

Straight out of a horror movie. How much does that thing weigh?

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They are heavy! The buffers are a little lighter but they really give the forearms a workout when doing the vertical surfaces.

 

[raf0419]

B and D. I have one very similar.